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BarricadeS i'm an Irish Town.
THE PEOPLE OFFER DESPERATE RESISTANCE TO THI
SERVICE OF EVICTION ORDERS.

DUBLIN, Feb. 16.-Byers the emergency man.
who was shot and wounded by ambushed moon.
lighters at Ballycar Monday night, has died
from his injuries A conflict occurred to
day between force OF police ON their way
to execute a number OF eviction orders
and part OF the population OF Dingle, seaport
roads, in some cases building stone walls across
them. The police were at first driven away and
compelled to retreat. They reformed and then
pOpulace, compelling them, after q struggle
TO give way. A number OF men and women were
injured.
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Name. O. 3:OO Name o. 1870,
wa.hinxton stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
T. S. as registered. 1851, 100 bid, 1907 asked
= rss;sispss 1882 bid bid ss asked
D. c. per. imps., U.s. 1891. coin, 10 bid ll0A asked
505year fund, 3-65s, 1924, currency. Toy bid
97}s asked North Capitol aud street 4;
asked National Union Insurance, 20h asked. Poto
mac INSURANCE 55Sh bid Wsshi9gtMSn q. Market
2O1 bid. Columbia National Bank, 10sH bid
llOA asked. Penn. Tel. Go, a bid ~ asked
". l.. 1 j st mortlcuge bonds 81 bid SlLd asked
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The Conservative Chicago knights.
REvIvIN0 AN OLD ASSEMBLY FROM WHICH RADICALS
WILL BE EXCLUDED.

CHICAGO Feb. ia large number OF Knights OF
Labor gathered last night at 1O4 East Randolph
street to participate in the ceremony OF
recognizing local assembly No. 400. 1t was a re-
yival OF the pioneer assembly OF the order
in the west. 1t was organized In 1877 by Richard
Gr1fnths, now general worthy foreman OF the
order. The assembly grew SO large eventu-
ally that number Of other assemblies
these and Others grew No. 400 was gradually
deserted by its members for assemblies whose
headquarters were more conveniently located.
old member referring to the reorganization said:
'There are knights who have become tired OF
the extremists. The young and radical are crowd
ing out the conservatives from the assemblies
They will all find friendly refuge in old 400. We
want to conduct 400 on strictly Knights OF Labor
principles. No socialism, no politics, no personal
QuarrelS Will enter our assembly,"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DOWNING. Auctioneer.

VNHoMAs Do"LiNd' Auctioneer
TkgsTEEs SALE q, VALUABLE, IaEpg aqyyEII
NORTHWEST, AT AuCTIoN.
By virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded IN
records Of the District of Columbia, viii sell IN ~
'front.' Ct The preWises On WEpNEsDAY FEBs;uy4AGa
NJ the south bal. T. Of LOT in square 4o1 irontn9
[ and NJ streets, by. depth Of 90 feet 4 inches
improved by.s Comfortable frame dwelling house
where property is in demand And rapidly increasing
in value.
Terms, third cash. balance in one and two years
secured by deed of trust the property with notes
bearing interest all cash. at the option Of the pu
ten days, the trustee reserves the right to resell tnt
property at risk and cost Of defauting purchaser
required at the time of SALE
fS-dSds FREDERICK s. KERN. Trustee.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN CERuayy.
The Manifesto OF Catholic Noh,.. =,

The Manifesto OF Catholic Mobiles Eek.
pccted to Have Little Effect.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
BERLIN, Feb. 1o.-It is not believed that much
will be accomplished by the manifesto lust issued
by number OF the Catholic nobility OF the Renish
and Westphalian provinces to induce German
Catholics generally to vote for candidates favor
able to the septennate
Bismarcks speech yesterday in the upper house
that the reichstag will be expected to vote in-
crease OF indirect taxes.
Money is easy,
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Secretary Manning's Retirement.
HIS LETTER OF RESIGNATION AND THE PRESIDENT
REPLY.


Secretary Manning, in his letter to the Presi.
dent on the 14th instant, resignlng the Treasury
portfolio, says: "In view OF the near adjourn
ment OF Congress and In order that time may suf-
flee for the selection and confirmation OF my sue
ceSsor desire again to place my resignation OF
the office Of Secretary OF the Treasury In your
| no detr1ment to the public service" He says he
has not spared himself IN the endeavor TO comply
with the Presidents wish when he requested the
secretary last June TO delay insisting upon the
ceptance OF his resignation and again in their
conference last October. The close OF q session
OF Congress he thinks the most suitable time for
a change in the cabinet, and adds:
Moreover the financial situation is 10 be seri-
ousy different from that which opened before us
and upon the opportunities created by a transfer
or the peoples trust to new hands In this most
critical condition the circumspect execution or a
wise fiscal policy or OF administrative reforms in
the collection and disbursement or the colossal
revenues is not alone demanded, though iabors
such as these have exacted and exhibited the abil-
tiles OF foremost statesmen since the conStiuu-
ton OF the government. But there is also an es-
hausting round OF daily administrative tasks,
which however subordinate and clerical, an ef,i-
cient Secretary or the Treasury cannot or should
not eyade. These are tasks beyond my present
strength ], therefore, submit TO your considerable
Judgment that in asking release, by the 4th Of
March, or as soon as you may select my successor
fulfll duty to my family that may now be pes.
p uhg tc
ago, you did me the honor TO make. Returning 70
the ranks OF that great party which has called you
to its lead shall still hope to follow its fortunes
under your successful guidance, with a fellow
citizens loyal pride.
THE PRESIDENT, In REPLY,
states that the letter OF resignation though not
entirely unexpected, presents the reality OF q
severance OF their Official relations, and causes
him the deepest regret, which is tempered only by
the knowledge that the frank and friendly per-
sonal relations which have unbrokenly existed
between them are still TO continue. He says: al
feel 1t to be almost superiuOus TO speak Of the aid
and support you have given lie, and the assistance
you have furnished to the administration OF the
government during the time you have directed the
affairs OF the eyactfng and labOrOus office which
you now seek TO surrender. Your labors, your
achievements, your success, and your devotion 10
public duty are fully seen and known, and they
challenge the appreciation and gratitude OF all
your countrymen.' Nothing remains he says, but
for him to accept the resignation, and ito express
my profound thanks for all that you have done for
me In sharing manfully my labors and perpieNitles
OF the past TWO years" The President concludes
by asking that the LIST OF April be fixed the date
upon which the resignation shall take effect.
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IT rs NOT Wise TO let bad cold run its course
neglected. Better save your lungs and throat
from the Danger or breaking down under the
strain By uStag that reliable curative Dr. JayneO
ExpectoranL This remedy heals the paris at
tackled removes the construction OF the w1nd-pipe,
producing such distress In asthma, and reduces
the acute Inflammation OF pleprisy.
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
Hsvv Doe. the surplws stand,


Mr.. INGALLS, CALL FoR INFoRNATIoN-MR ALI
SONS REILLY.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Ingalls, said that before
voting for the pending bill 20 Increase the naval
establishment he would like TO hear from senator
Allison, who was an accepted authority on hnan-
cial matters as TO how all the appropriations pend
ing and passed for coast defenses, naval purposes
&C, would AFFECT the surplus in the Treasury.
MI. Allison replied that while the Senate had
been appropriating with some degree OF nberality
ne DID not think IL need alarm the country; that
the iaIge appropriations for guns, armament,
coast defenseS naval vessels, etc, would extend
over some years, and therefore there would not be
any extreme call upon the Treasury In any one
MT. Hawley said the appropriation for heavy
ordnance could not be used for about q year and a
Mr.. Allison said that by the end OF July OF this
year the United States Will have paid all OF the
aeot that IL can pay and that there will be from
nIN 10 Sixty millions OF surplus In the Treasury !;
that the revenues will continue 10 pour In AT the
rate OF million a day, and therefore, no inordi-
nate cutting can be caused by these bills
The Northern Pacific Forfeiture E8ill.
FAILURE OF THE OoNFERKKs TO BARMoNIzE.
The conferees on the Northern Pacific land grant
forfeiturebll expect to meet tomorrow. It Is
not thought likely that any agreement can be
reached, as the differences are very wide between
the two Houses The Senate bill forfeits only
about three million acres OF land, while that OF
the House forfets thirty-three million acres The
determination to abide by their bill, and Mr..
Cobb, chairman OF the House public lands COM
mlttee, told STAR reporter to-day that the House
conlerees would insist upon their bin TO the last
as the government would get nothing but sterile
mountain land should the Senate bin become q
law. He says that the railroads are not earning
more land by the delay there has been.
The District I'm Congress.
THE CHEAP GAS BILL
1t is probable that there will be no attempt by
the House District committee TO pass the gas bill
which got through the Senate. Mr.. Barbour may
call the committee together again IL he thinks
proper, but II Is the impression OF the members
that he Will not find IL worth while to do So rs
there IS apparently no chance that District bill
could now get consideration in the House.
Capitol Topics.
THE EDUCATIONAL BILL.
The friends OF the educational bill have not
given up all hope that they may get consideration
for that measure in the House yet before adjourn
ment, but their chances are slim.
| NOTES
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Harrison presented
petitions from Indiana in behalf OF the passage OF
the Coquitt bill to permit the people OF the Dis
tr1ct TO vote on the question or prohibition. Re-
ferred TO the District committee.
MI. Wilson Barrett, the actor, visited the Capt.
| tol to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS Co, Auctioneers
w 631 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.

ATTRACTIVE SALE OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE AND EFFECTS: FINE MOQUET CAR
1EI OF ~ YARDS, SEVERAL 0THEk SECOND
HAND VELVET AND BODY BRUSSELS CAR
PEIS, RUGS, CHERRY BROCALETTE COVERED
pAKLOR SUITE, HAIRCLOTH AND OTHEE
STAINED CHAMBER SETS, SPRINGS, HAIH
AND SHUCK MATTRESSES WALNUT SIDE
LET IF WARE, BED lou NOE. COVERED IL RAW
WALNUT AND ANTiouE OAK HALL PIECES
W.AbkdD y PILLAR EXIENsI9N TT, TABLE +
LANCE LISBON MARBLE TOP CENTER Ia
BLE, BOOKCASE, LEATHER SEAT CHAIRS
Sc, WITH COLLECTION pF OTHER GOODS
NOT ENUMERATED, AT AUCTION, AT OUR
SALESRQOMS, ON THURSDAY MORNING
FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH. AT TEN AN. l,
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.


TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE UN1slpRoyED
REAL A ESTATE SITUATE AT THE NORTH
EASI CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND
FIRST STREET EAST
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the second syax
oaS OF june, IN the year eighteen hundred and y5$
e, ..hy one and recorded IN Liber 9!3 folio
direction OF the parties in interest under deed the
underslgned Trustee, under said deed of trust, will
sell ~ public auction, in front of the premises on
RMIEF afsY Sp the TMENIY,THIRD Day Of FEB
real estate situate in the city of Washington
y. the district OF Columbia, to wit: Parts of Lots let
tefeu ana T. In Hanna and Carrolls subdivision Of
part ct square numbered seven hundred and twenty
M4OS6l, beginning for the same at the southwest
OF said square and running thence north st
thence east At right angles with said street eighty
eight ~ 100 feet {S8 thence southeast at
r1ght angles with Maryland ffty-four 90 100
fsss S to Maryland avenue thence south
|2rdOO feet G 2S 7S- 100 to the beginning.
Terms OF sale: All the purchase money to be paid in
cash deposit of $500 will be required ut the
Tune o. sale All conveyancing and recording at pur-
cnasers cost. Terms of sale to be complied with
within ten days from the day of sale.
JAMES N. JOHNSTON, Trustee
I1X-dGdS Webster Law Building.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auc tioneerA
On EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, BE-
IWhEN NEW YORK AVENUE AND L STREET

IN EAST SIDE OF SEYENTH STREET, BE
TWEEN NEW YORK AVENUE AND L STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated October 18th,
1850 and duly recorded in the land records of the
District Of Columbia in Hber 1142, folio 297 ct EI
ana at the request Of the party secured thereby
IL front Of the premises on MONDAY, THE TWENTY
El = d PAY Of FEBRUARY, 1857 AT FOUR AND
est in the following described real estate situate IN the
to Wit: Lot numhered twenty (2O), in James Caden
and John Saunders OF original lot seven
e per plat recorded In lfber B folio 81 Of the re-
cords OF the surveyors Office Of the said District to-
Terms Of sale: cash, and the residue in two
equal payable in six and twelve months
from day Of sale which the notes Of the purchaser
with interest secured on said Will 6e :lsn
will be required at time Of sale. All cOnveyancing and
recording ct the COST Of the II the terms OF
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property
after that time the risk and cost of the defaultng
Q4-eo&ds GEO. T. EMMONS,
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FOR SAIE-IOTS

EoR SALE Two OF THE FINEST LOTS ON
sr H q. for :ss price that win
q iS q; Rs:
on Columbia road Soc; one nne Lot l57 r. on 18th
s Ss'se sE0 @
h.v. secured 1000 square fee. in whitney Close
;Ss u IL snss s "a sSss eli
e SHy re-
n5-e.. Real Estate, Sin 8 T. and a,f. =.
sai1s md iEs s s 5 AND SS
soc bAVs i IssYY,s s0' oniR es
ss sAL e, VERY FINE LOTS soxso az
18Th q NV Vim s. sold 1T bargain 4 sold :.
PSs II: IS f
Close, overlooking she city and hsrbSr 81 Price
1s Nv RS1ss i0r
81 Hill sosner 81 ssh sna g.. s
FOR s Sal LOTS Fronting On WHIT;
'h HIST :EsS,ns. I0SaLE7 s SSf 1 I Six
L Lots by s. 9. HILL. corner 9Th and SITS. fl4-6t'
EoR SALE-LoTs IN WHITNEY CLOSE" AD-
buy before prices rise Money viii Be made by those
who invest at once Do not delay. Lots are being
b. STONE, 1sss = st. m NV so'"'H ''''f'' fi4.iw
EOR sALE-THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE
F Lots by s. G. HILL. corner 9Th and SITS. n4-6t'
FOR sALE.vALUABLE NoRTHwEsTERN, COR;
and Gs By
ss at: w
npp Ss 10 ownee w os sold together or se?.rssey
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In the Missouri house the Joint resolution pruv1d-
ing that the question OF prohibition be submitted
to vote OF the people Of the state was passed By
Yeto Of 76 TO 81
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REV. Dr. TAIMAGEb DAuoHrIR MARRIKD.-Edith
Elworth Talmage and Mr.. Allan EdlOe Donnan, OF
Richmond, Va, were united In marriage at the
were present The Rev. DR.. 4, Dewitt Talmage,
the father OF the bride, and his brother, the Rev
daughter Of senator ColQuitt; Miss Deford, Of Bal
timore; Miss Tucker and Mas Gallaudet. OF New
York. were bridesmaids.
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A DEMURRER SUsTAINED.-In the case In the
Equity Court to-day OF John Htllyard against
ChaS. Benheim and Grief Brothers, TO set aside an
assignment OF the latter 20 Benheim on the ground
OF fraud, the demurrer was sustained and the
bill dismissed The grounds OF demurrer were that
the complainant had redress for any damage II
any had been done by an &C ton at law.
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The Ravenna Murder

NAN SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN THE RESCUED PRIS-
ONER BRAKES JAIL AT MARIETTA
MARIETTA, OHIO, Feb. ia man was arrested
men wanted at Cleveland for the Ravenna muir
der He gave the name OF John Cole, and ans
Wered the description Of the prisoner who was
rescued. description OF the man was sent to
the authorities at Cleveland, and an unsuccessful
attempt was made yesterday TO photograph the
prisoner. Last night he broke from hts cell, re-
leased all the prisoners In the Jail and all fled.
This morning the following dispatch was received
from Cleveland: "By all means hold the man. He
Is undoubtedly the one we want" He was to
have been chlOrofOrmed to-day and photographed.
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The Treasury Portfolio.

The knowing ones are stin busy In preparing O
new cabinet slate, although IL now seems gener-
ally conceded that the change I'm the Treasury
portfolio is the only one to be made. Assistant
Secretary Fairchild remains as the first choice
still, particularly as he Is known TO have
Mr.. Manning's influence I'm his behalf Mr.. Pen
dletOn is named by some, but Mr. j. q. Carlisle Is
the latest addition to the list OF likely ones He Is
regarded as dangerous dark horse.
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Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 16.-The ballot in tn,
legislature for United States Senator to-day wa
as follows: Camden 81, Pierpont 80, Davis Cbolt
Ing democran g. Pierpont is new candidat,
and the republicans are hopeful OF electing hin
by the aid OF the boiling democrats.
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RANGE OF TEE THRRNONxTRR.-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: 3 q
m, IS; am, 42; IL am, -; Pm, 50; maxi
mum, 90: minimum, Il.
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BALTIMORE, Md. Feb. 16.-virginia sixes con-
s,odated 49, North Carolina skies. old. 125 bid to-
BALTIMORE. MD, Feb 1e:-cotton quiet and
and
s iii rio brands: pssp:ss .s1s!.
lative patent 545 DC; family, 5l5. Wheat southern
FRI ssSssS
western easr s1d .sSss sss
Nay, 47si7K. Oats steady. with moderate demand.
ssSshern and 4sss western tel white
SeS Psoyi.ion. ar% and steady Meas nors
SIDES packed. Gas Bacon.shoulders. 7essa clear
BS S ss ss Seea
ss G SS ta
quiet sSs
Chicago Markets.
I'll a & s f now Wy aSSo:s
Ss s1R thsR o. and
Another Veto by the President.
The President has vetoed the bill appropr1ating
$4,000 for the distribution OF seeds the drought
stricken counties OF Texas
To RETIRE MARCH 5TH.-Mr. J0rd0n said to-day
that he expected to relinQuish the Office OF URited
States Treasurer on the 9TH OF March, unless the
President desires him to vacate sooner.
Nor AN ANTIQUrY.-Acting Secretary Fairchild
has informed the collector Of customs at Boston
that an imported porcelain plate supposed to have
been manufactured In 174O is duttable at the rate
OF 60 per cent advalorem, as the department holds
that an article manufactured later than the year
17OO is not an antiquity and cannot be imported
tree OF duty.
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Azrrcs AT THE WHITE HousE.-About thirty-dve
Of the Mexicans belonging to the Aztec village at
tended the public reception at the White House
this afternoon and shook hands with the Proat-
dent.
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.UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

i 1UNCANSUN BRUS, AuctioneerS.
AsSIGMEE,s SALE OF SHOW CASE, SHELVING,
Tables. WALL PAPER, BORDER, IRON SAFE,
Sc BALANCE OF STOCK CONTAINED IN
Ss ~ No. 626 e STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed of assignment given to me and
E4y TfSoreeT; Will SELL on FRIDAY FEBRUAK1
GiGh IEENIH. 1887, COMMENCING at TEN
O'CLOCK NJ. the balance of Wall Paper, Show Case,
SnexnS IRON Safe, &C., contained in store No. 626
Terms cash.
f16-2t "1"H Assignee
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market,
The following are the opening and 300 pm. prices
Of the New York stock Market reported by special
wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 10Th street:
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ChicagO's s'BOOdle'' Commissioners.
ATTORNEY GRINNKLL SAYS HE CAN CONVICT TaKN ALL
BEFORE

BEFORE AN IMPARTIAL JURY.
CHICAGO, Feb. ia morning paper quotes
States Attorney Gr1nnell as saving: 81 have
enough evidence In hand to send every Doodle
county commissioner to the penitentiary II can
procure fair and impartial jury to try them, and
II they stand up like men and defend themselves
sQuarely and honestly on the merits OF their
cases" 1t Is now conceded that several or the
county contractors have ''squealed," and that In
dictments Will probably be drawn against some OF
the members OF the late Cook county board for
corruption.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TNHONAS Do"hiNu' Aucuoneef:
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF l
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia. passed the equity sA:Y
cause Of Gnsisk " Cusiek Ct a No. l03sl Twill AE
A. D., 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, at public auc-
ton in front Of the premises that part Of lot S. in
square 400 In the District of Columbia which is de-
scribed as folws: Commencing for the same at o
point on the line Of street south sixteen 16) feet
thence along the front line Of said lot west sixteen
Q22) feet four inches to the alley in the of
said thence along the alley and the line Of said
lot east sixteen 06 feet; thence running south
hundred and twenty two 22) feet four tD inches to
the point OF beginning said lot being improved by
two story and basement brick DWELLING
Terms Of sale; Cash. Taxes to be paid out Of pro:
sale. II the terms Of sale complied with in ten
days. the property will be resod the risk Of the
defaulting purchaser All conveyHncing at purchasers
cost M j. COLBERT, Trustee,
f5-d&dS 1904 st. NV
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STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NORDDEUTsHER LLOYD g. 8. Co
. Fast Express Steamers
@ TO Sonthangton London. Havre), Bremen.
50 Tuids rep; 20, Am. g: Saale March 2. 1Oam
" Trave Feb. % am. Elder, Sat Mn Il ia H.
comfortable statero9ms. excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin S75 $50 800
SiOO according to location; I'd cabin, SIS seerage at
io% dates. AppIytO E. +. DROOP,
i1o 915 Penn. ave.
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ALUMNI BANQUEr.-The Alumni Association OF

ALUMNI BANQCET.-1Ht u
the University OF Michigan holds its annual ban
Quet at Wizards tomorrow evening. President
Angel OF the university and several members o.
the faculty will be present. Senator Palmer. q
Michigan, is president OF the association, which
has a membership OF about one hundred. includ
ing several members OF the House and other repre-
sentative men.
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f16-dSd!

III
W
GREAT SPECIAL CLOSING OUT SALE OF ABOUT
200 Ladies' Cloaks,
5000 yards Silks,
1000 yards plain and brocaded velvets,
10000 yards worsted Dress Goods.
10000 Remnants of all descriptions
Plain and beaded Trimmings
Edging and Inserting,
Black Grape, &c. &c.
Commanding MONDAY. FEBRUARY FOUR
Seats provided for ladies.
f2,16 CPL Pa ave. under Metropolitan Hotel.